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The small and unique neighbourhoods of Madeira Park, Kleindale, Garden Bay and Irvine’s Landing are collectively known as Pender Harbour but technically Pender Harbour is the body of water that their shores meet.
Visitors envy our lifestyle in Pender Harbour, and one of the main reasons people move here. On the other hand, locals grumble about “Pender Harbour Time” when trying to accomplish, well, just about anything.
If you’ve found yourself on the wrong side of the planet, you may have been looking for Australia’s Sunshine Coast. See Visitor Links > Sunshine Coast Down Under (at your right).
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- Need to Know
- Getting Here
- Things to Do
- Packing List
- Doing Business
- Pender Harbour Lifestyle
- Visitor Links
Need to Know
A bit of inside information and advance planning can ensure that your visit to Pender Harbour is an enjoyable one, without any unpleasant surprises. Read more>>
Getting Here
You may have trouble finding Pender Harbour on a roadmap. In fact, you probably won’t find it at all but, trust us, Pender Harbour does exist! Read more>>
Things to Do
There are a variety of things to do in Pender Harbour, 12 months of the year. Bet we’ve thought of a few you haven’t. Read more>>
Packing List
Don’t let a forgotten something inconvenience you on your vacation— a quick read here will ensure that you don’t miss anything. Read more>>
Doing Business
If it’s a working holiday, corporate retreat or if you just want to take care of a couple of things at for the office, Pender Harbour will accommodate your needs. Read more>>
what is a Pender Harbour lifestyle?
- It’s casual ...unless you’re racing to Langdale to catch a ferry.
- It’s laid-back ...except for the times you must deal with St. Mary’s Hospital, the Government Agent, SCRD, RCMP, Court, Canada Employment Agency, Social Assistance, Motor Vehicle Branch or some other agency and you have to drive to Sechelt or Wilson Creek (or Vancouver!)
- It’s quiet ...except for the sounds of chainsaws on early weekend mornings after a windstorm and the occasional bouts of autumn gunfire.
- It’s comfortable ...except when the power is out for... days.
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